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Pronunciation / Transliteration: tasseikan
"彼女はその仕事に大きな達成感を見出した。"
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
The achievement of something desired, promised, or predicted.
"The fulfillment of his lifelong dream came as a surprise." - 2
A feeling of happiness and satisfaction.
"She found great fulfillment in helping others."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Late Middle English: from the verb fulfill + -ment, translating late Latin implere or fulfill old Germanic roots.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Fulfillment" is said worldwide
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accomplissement
Transliteration: accomplissement
"Il a trouvé l'accomplissement dans son travail artistique."
Erfüllung
Transliteration: Erfuellung
"Sie fand tiefe Erfüllung in ihrer ehrenamtlichen Arbeit."
realizzazione
Transliteration: realizzazione
"Il volontariato gli ha dato un grande senso di realizzazione."
realización
Transliteration: realizacion
"Busca la realización personal a través de sus pasiones."
realização
Transliteration: realizacao
"Ela sente muita realização ao pintar quadros."
आत्मसंतोष
Transliteration: aatmasantosh
"उसे अपने काम में बहुत आत्मसंतोष मिलता है।"
成就感
Transliteration: chéng jiù gǎn
"她在帮助别人中找到了成就感。"
성취감
Transliteration: seongchwigam
"그는 자신의 직업에서 큰 성취감을 느낀다."
達成感
Transliteration: tasseikan
"彼女はその仕事に大きな達成感を見出した。"
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